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Sioux Falls City Football Club to Host Celebrity Shootout for Charity
Sioux Falls, S.D. – The Sioux Falls City Football Club (SFCFC) is gearing up for a special event to bring the community together while raising funds for local charities. Scheduled for Sunday, June 29 at 5:00 p.m., the Celebrity Shootout will take place at Bob Young Field, drawing attention to both the excitement of the soccer match and the generosity of local leaders.
Local Leaders Hit the Field for a Cause
Jim Berman, General Manager of Dakota News Now, is stepping out from behind the newsroom desk to participate in the high-energy shootout. Although he hasn’t played on the field for some time, Berman enlisted the help of the Washington High School Girls Soccer Team to sharpen his skills ahead of the big event. Their guidance and practice sessions were instrumental in helping him prepare, highlighting the supportive spirit within the Sioux Falls soccer community.
Joining Berman on the field are notable figures such as Becky Dewitz, CEO of the Great Plains Zoo and Aquarium, James Oppenheimer, CEO of the Sioux Falls Family YMCA, and Sioux Falls Police Chief Jon Thum. Each celebrity’s participation is tied directly to charitable giving, with every $6 ticket purchased contributing $1 to their chosen charity. This structure ensures that fans’ attendance at the match directly translates to community benefit.
As part of the event’s outreach, the SFCFC schedule and ticket purchasing details can be found on the club’s official site, ensuring fans don’t miss the opportunity to support their favorites and the charitable causes linked to the shootout. The collaboration is further bolstered by the involvement of AARP as the event’s main sponsor, demonstrating broad community support for this philanthropic initiative.
Charity at the Heart of the Game
The innovation behind the Celebrity Shootout is the way it transforms a routine match into a platform for fundraising and community connection. The involvement of local leaders brings additional visibility and excitement, while the focus remains squarely on giving back. Each ticket provides direct contributions to a range of charities selected by the celebrity participants, amplifying the impact far beyond the stadium.
Fans, community members, and soccer enthusiasts can engage with the event in multiple ways. More information on the SFCFC event schedule and the ticketing system—which lays out how each ticket purchase supports local charities—can be found via the Sioux Falls City Football Club’s schedule page.
Engage with the Event and Community
The upcoming Celebrity Shootout represents a unique blend of sport, charity, and community spirit. By bringing together influential local personalities, the Sioux Falls City Football Club is not just providing an entertaining event but also driving lasting positive change. For those interested in participating or supporting the cause, additional details and ongoing updates can be found through AARP’s event listing and the football club’s official platforms.
For fans on social media, the event has already started to see local buzz, with Dakota News Now sharing snippets and behind-the-scenes previews on their official YouTube channel. These early glimpses build anticipation and connect more community members to the event’s cause.
Tickets and Further Information
To be part of the Sioux Falls City Football Club Celebrity Shootout and help raise money for local charities, ensure you check the SFCFC’s official schedule and secure your tickets today. For every $6 ticket you buy, $1 goes directly to a charity of your favorite celebrity kicker’s choosing, making every purchase a meaningful contribution. Full event information, including ticketing and charitable impact, can be found on the AARP event page for the SFCFC Celebrity Shootout.
Learn more via the Sioux Falls City Football Club schedule, check ticket and event specifics through the AARP official announcement, and watch for continuing coverage and event highlights on Dakota News Now’s YouTube.
